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View of the side of a biplane with about four passengers, circa 1910. A sign for a newspaper is partially visible on the side of the plane.

Group portrait of Tad Brenizer, Will Caswell, a pilot, Brown Robbins, and Lester Brenizer, standing in front of a biplane, undated. Another man crouches on a wing and reaches into the cockpit. "ARMY" is partially visible, painted on the lower wing.

Biplanes in line on a field at the Municipal Airport surrounded by crowds of men on October 1930

View of an airplane slightly off the ground, circa 1940s. Painted on the side of the plane is "'Texan' Air Transport."

Biplanes in line on a field at the Municipal Airport, October 1930. A few people walk around the planes.

Portrait of Lieutenant John A. McCurdy with biplane, undated. Lieutenant McCurdy was from Kelly Field and directed the first landings of Army planes in Austin during World War I.

Crowd of people surround biplane.

Austin, TEX: The space shuttle Columbia riding piggy-back atop a NASA 747, leaves Bergstrom AFB following an overnight fuel stop.

Browning Aerial Service instructors in the World War II War Training Service program, undated. The University Airport hangar in background was one of the first modern airport hangars erected in the Southwest.

Graduates of the second non-college pilots training school, sponsored by the Austin Chamber of Commerce in 1939 and 1940. L to R: Mrs. Robert Browning, N. H. Wittner, R. R. Barnett, A. N. McCallum, and Max H. Bickler.

Biplanes in line on a field at the Municipal Airport surrounded by crowds of men on October 1930

Biplanes in line on a field at the Municipal Airport, October 1930. Crowds of people walk around the planes and some appear to be watching one flying, outside of the image.

Back reads: Graduates of the second non-college pilots training school, sponsored by the Austin Chamber of Commerce in 1939 and 1940. L to R: Mrs. Robert Browning, N. H. Wittner, R. R. Barnett, A. N. McCallum, and Max H. Bickler.

Squad 36 stand in four lines on the steps in front of a bulding. The men wear their uniforms and hold their campaign hats in their left hands at their sides as they stand at attention.

A technical instructor at the UT School of Military Aeronautics stands between two engine components and uses a wooden pointer to explain pieces of the engine from a chalkboard diagram.